Attractions in Panama

Taboga Island

Taboga Island, also known as the "Island of Flowers," is a picturesque volcanic island situated in the Gulf of Panama.

Las Tablas

The cultural heart of the Azuero Peninsula, known for its magnificent carnival celebrations and traditional Panamanian folklore.

Nombre de Dios

A historic Spanish colonial settlement on the Caribbean coast, once the primary port for silver shipments from Peru.

Panama Canal

A world-famous artificial waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Darien National Park

A wild and remote area on the border with Colombia with incredible biodiversity.

Pearl Islands

An archipelago in the Gulf of Panama, famous for its beaches and clear waters.

El Valle de Anton

A village located inside one of the world's largest inhabited volcanic craters.

Amador Causeway

A causeway linking islands, offering great views of the city skyline.

Boquete

Mountain town known for its cooler climate and coffee plantations.

Biomuseo

A colorful biodiversity museum designed by architect Frank Gehry.

Bocas del Toro

A picturesque archipelago in the Caribbean Sea, popular with tourists.

Iglesia de San José

A church in Casco Viejo, famous for its golden altar.

Balboa Monument

A monument dedicated to the explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa.

Bridge of the Americas

A major road bridge that spans the Panama Canal.

National Theatre of Panama

The country's most important opera and theatre building.

Miraflores Locks

Lock system at the southern end of the Panama Canal.

Torre Davivienda

A prominent office building in the financial district.

Parque Urracá

A small but nice city park in Panama City.

Vasco Núñez de Balboa Statue

A statue honoring the discoverer of the Pacific.

Palacio Municipal

The City Hall of Panama City in Casco Viejo.

Fuerte San Jerónimo

An old fortress in the port town of Portobelo.

Edificio Hatillo

A significant municipal government building.

Estadio Rod Carew

The country's main baseball stadium.

Palace of Justice

Seat of the Supreme Court of Panama.

Nature

Lake

Bayano Lake

A large reservoir in the Panamá province, created by the Bayano Dam.

Lake

Gatun Lake

A massive artificial lake that forms a major part of the Panama Canal.

Central Cordillera

The central mountain range that runs through Panama from west to east, forming the continental divide.

Cerro Jefe

High-altitude forest area known for its rich flora and hydropower reserves.

Cerro Campana

The mountain that gives its name to Panama's first national park, known for its cloud forests.

Cerro Gaital

A prominent peak near El Valle de Antón, famous for hikers and rich nature.

Volcán Barú

Panama's highest point, a dormant volcano from which both oceans can be seen.

Cerro Tute

A picturesque mountain in the Veraguas province, with steep cliffs and panoramic views.

Cerro Trinidad

A prominent peak in the Panama Oeste province, known for its steep slopes.

Cerro Hoya

Remote national park protecting the highest peaks of the Azuero Peninsula.

Cerro Fábrega

The second highest mountain in Panama and part of the La Amistad National Park.

Cerro Punta

The highest inhabited area of Panama, known for its fertile volcanic soil.

More highlights

Yaviza Fort Ruins

The ruins of Yaviza Fort are remains of an 18th-century Spanish fortification.

Historic Village of San Francisco de Veraguas

This village is famous for its colonial history and an atmosphere that seems frozen in time.

San Francisco de Asís Church

This church is known for its stunning architecture and its location on Bolivar Plaza.

Panama Canal Administration Building

The Administration Building perches on Ancon Hill and is the administrative heart of the canal.

Fort Davis

Fort Davis was a US Army infantry base in the Canal Zone.

Historic Center of Parita

Parita is one of the oldest Spanish settlements in Panama.

Jesuit Convent Ruins (Panamá Viejo)

These ruins were once the center of Jesuit education in the first city of Panama.

Paseo de Las Bóvedas

Paseo de Las Bóvedas is a promenade atop the old city wall.

Bolivar Plaza (Panama City)

Bolivar Plaza is dedicated to Simon Bolivar, who convened the Amphictyonic Congress here.

Museum of Penonomé

The Museum of Penonomé displays archaeological finds and colonial art from the Coclé province.

Santo Tomás Hospital

Santo Tomás Hospital is a magnificent building often referred to as 'The White Elephant.' It is the country's most important public hospital.

San Atanasio Church

San Atanasio Church in La Villa de Los Santos is closely linked to Panama's struggle for independence.

Museum of Nationality

The Museum of Nationality is located in a historic colonial house.

Battery Morgan

Battery Morgan was part of the coastal defense of Fort Sherman.